Osterholz: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

In the wider area of Kulturland Teufelsmoor associated with the Osterholz district, there are more than 600 kilometres of signposted cycle paths through moorland, river landscapes and villages. The district's tourist profile describes extensive cycling and hiking trails as opportunities to explore this landscape. This is well suited to a stay focused on cycling or hiking.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Osterholz.

Nature

The visitor profile of the Osterholz district highlights moors, gently flowing rivers, lively villages and waterways within Kulturland Teufelsmoor.

Culture

In the Osterholz district of Osterholz-Scharmbeck, a museum complex in historic buildings combines a natural history bird museum, a local history museum and a maritime museum. This combination suits an interest in culture that seeks to bring together natural history, local history and maritime topics.

The museum complex is located on the former farmyard of a Benedictine monastery that existed there from 1182 to 1650. From Bremen, the museum complex can be reached via the A 27 towards Bremerhaven and then via the B 74 towards Ritterhude/Osterholz-Scharmbeck.

For geographical reference, Monsilienburg is listed as a named map feature approximately 15.8 km north of Osterholz; the Bremen Ludwig Roselius Museum approximately 22.8 km south of Osterholz; Kunsthalle Bremen approximately 23.1 km south of Osterholz; Das Depot approximately 24.6 km south of Osterholz; Papenbüttel hill approximately 2.6 km northwest of Osterholz; Goldberg hill approximately 5.7 km west of Osterholz; Harrier Sand island approximately 22.2 km west of Osterholz; and Luseberg hill approximately 11.2 km west of Osterholz.

More location pages: Dannenberg, Grasberg, Hambergen, Lilienthal, Lübberstedt, Osterholz-Scharmbeck, Ritterhude, Schwanewede, Vollersode, Worpswede

To the overview of the higher-level destination: Lower Saxony.